xtreme heavy duty clutch

Discussion in 'Technical' started by luis, Apr 2, 2009.

  1. luis

    luis New Member

    Im looking for a new clutch for the zed, can get a xtreme heavy duty for $450. Is that a good price? Would this be a good clutch to get for a TT?
    Anyone using one and can comment on how it is?

    Also is it worthwile to get the xtreme flywheel to go with it or just keep the stock one?
     
  2. awgazm

    awgazm Active Member

    xtreme??
    link??

    IMO might as well change the flywheel while you got it sitting there staring you in the face... especially if you want to go the lightened one
     
  3. WhiteNight

    WhiteNight Littering and...

  4. LOWZX

    LOWZX Banned

    have a read up on lightened flywheels,they may not suit your driving style,then again they might
     
  5. rob260

    rob260 Administrator Staff Member

    How much power? What style of driving? What kind of clutch is the quote for ie full face/button/cushion button?
     
  6. luis

    luis New Member

    Putting out 330rwhp atm will be higher in future. It's only driven on weekends with some spirited driving, hoping to do some drags soon. Quote is for a Heavy duty full face, decided not to go for the button after reading up some opinions.
     
  7. WhiteNight

    WhiteNight Littering and...

    Ive got a tripple plate clutch and light flywheel.

    I sell it to you!
     
  8. aazn

    aazn New Member

    get a nismo twin plate if you can find one... everyone who have ever owned a nismo will agree...
     
  9. OzJustin

    OzJustin Member

    Sorry to thread steal Luis but I've got an Ogura Racing twin plate clutch for sale if you wanted to take that path (plates 30-50% worn, 550hp rated). Selling for $800ish if you were interested. :)
     
  10. tom@pzp

    tom@pzp www.pzp.com.au

    A full faced heavy duty clutch just wont cut the cheese for long. you're better off going a button clutch to hold that extra power however if you tend to slip the clutch you'll damage it pretty quickly.
     
  11. rob260

    rob260 Administrator Staff Member

    A button clutch is going to last longer particularly if you plan on doing race days. Man up, they're not that bad to drive with and pricing is fairly similar.
     
  12. XZX007

    XZX007 New Member

    Don't bother with a 9 puk button...go the 6. A little harder to stop and start but MUCH better grip and feel.
     
  13. WazTTed

    WazTTed Grease Monkey

    i had a extreme 9 puck . i agree its very similar to a full face. go for a 6puck !! and remove your clutch booster !
     

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